TP-LINK 150Mbps Universal WiFi Range Extender User Manual
TL-WA750RE
150Mbps Universal WiFi Range Extender User Guide
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2) Try to obtain an IP address and gateway; if succeed, open your web-browser, enter the
default domain
If you are unable to log in, please
RESET the device, and then use the default IP address
to get into the web-based configuration page, reconfigure the device.
3) Feel free to contact our technical support, if the problem still persists.
T4. How can I know that my wireless signal has been repeated and boosted by
TL-WA750RE?
An easy way is to compare the signal strength of your target wireless network (identified by its
SSID), with TL-WA750RE in operation vs. out of operation. Before comparison, you’d better
make sure your computer can obtain an IP address from your target wireless network and
thus access the Internet, either via TL-WA750RE or without.
An easy way is to compare the signal strength of your target wireless network (identified by its
SSID), with TL-WA750RE in operation vs. out of operation. Before comparison, you’d better
make sure your computer can obtain an IP address from your target wireless network and
thus access the Internet, either via TL-WA750RE or without.
T5. Will the Range Extender work if I connect the ETHERNET port of it to the router via
Ethernet cable?
Sorry, it won’t work. The Range Extender is designed to connect wirelessly to the router, while
the ETHERNET port is designed to connect with a wired device, like Internet TV, Gaming
console, DVR and so on.
T6. Why does the wireless transmission rate speed down, while the wireless signal is
stronger after repeated by TL-WA750RE?
In compliance with the wireless transmission protocol, all the Range Extender devices are set
to work in half-duplex instead of full-duplex mode. In other words, the Range Extender has to
process one-way communication between your root Wireless router (or AP) and the terminal
clients; so the transmission time will be double-increased, while the speed will be decreased.
TP-LINK recommends that you connect to the Range Extender when your home network
connection is poor, or when you want a larger wireless coverage to eliminate “dead zones”.
In compliance with the wireless transmission protocol, all the Range Extender devices are set
to work in half-duplex instead of full-duplex mode. In other words, the Range Extender has to
process one-way communication between your root Wireless router (or AP) and the terminal
clients; so the transmission time will be double-increased, while the speed will be decreased.
TP-LINK recommends that you connect to the Range Extender when your home network
connection is poor, or when you want a larger wireless coverage to eliminate “dead zones”.